Thread: Typical Russian Men?

Originally Posted by DDT

Generally true. But not if you never let them know how much you want it.

[Music]You can tell by the way he walks that he's a ladies man.[/Music]

Originally Posted by Dogboy182

Originally Posted by DDT

Generally true. But not if you never let them know how much you want it.

[Music]You can tell by the way he walks that he's a ladies man.[/Music]

Thank you, learned by my mistakes.

Originally Posted by DDT

Generally true. But not if you never let them know how much you want it.

There's more tricks to it then what you though makes a woman in charge

Originally Posted by DDT

Generally true. But not if you never let them know how much you want it.

That's exactly the attitude which distinguishes a real man from a suplicating "nice guy".

Originally Posted by MasterAdmin

Originally Posted by DDT

Generally true. But not if you never let them know how much you want it.

There's more tricks to it then what you though makes a woman in charge

The woman is only in charge if she feels the man is desperate. If the man is not desperate and the woman knows he can get laid whenever he wants with whoever he wants, it's the woman that becomes desperate. A concept 'nice guys' will never understand.

Originally Posted by VendingMachine

The woman is only in charge if she feels the man is desperate. If the man is not desperate and the woman knows he can get laid whenever he wants with whoever he wants, it's the woman that becomes desperate. A concept 'nice guys' will never understand.

The opposite is also true. That is if you change "woman" to "man" in what you wrote and if the woman is "hot".

Originally Posted by tdk2fe

Everybody talks about control. Why does somebody have to have more control in a family unit than somebody else? Isn't the entire idea based on love, and the fact that you are supposed to share things with each other? Who cares if somebody cooks, or somebody makes more money than the other person, or somebody takes care of the kids while the other person goes out and works. The point is people are supposed to be happy together - equally. Period.

Golden words!
*applauds*

Originally Posted by Biancca

Originally Posted by ReDSanchous

Honestly, I'd never form an opinion about someone or something by reading someone's interview.

I don't have an opinion about him other than thinking he is the best skater of all time ever.

I was just curious what other men think.

I'm sorry. I didn't mean to offend you. I just saw a TV show featuring Pluchenko a couple of years ago. He then said a few things that I didn't like very much. Nor did my Mom who also watched that show. I quite agree with you that he's an ace skater but some great people are not great at all as far as their personal life's concerned. What do you think?